Here is a little match preview and stats of the game
for the coming matches of the big teams. Predict now.
Manchester City v Crystal Palace
An easy match for Manchester City. Palace are on 17th place with 16 points. Six players from Palace are injured including Jack Hunt, Paddy McCarthy and Glenn Murray while City’s top scorer Sergio Aguero is also sidelined due to a calf injury. City have not dropped a point at home since the final day of last season.
Stat: “Palace last won at City 23 years ago, in December 1990, at City’s old Maine Road ground.”
Prediction: 3-0
Norwich
City v Manchester United
Manchester United made a great come back by beating
Hull City from 2-0 down to 3-2 on the Boxing Day. Norwich City will host defending
Premier League Champions on Saturday. United’s players Michael Carrick and Robin
Van Persie are out due to Achilles and thigh injuries.
Stat: “Red Devils
have scored five goals in their final Premier League game of the year on three
occasions in 1992, 1993 and 2009.”
Prediction: 1-3
Newcastle
United v Arsenal
League leaders Arsenal will face Newcastle United in
an early game on Saturday. Newcastle recently trashed Stoke City by 5 goals to
1. While Arsenal are back on track after beating West Ham 3-1. Both have only
one player injured Laurent Koscielny for Arsenal and Ryan Taylor for Newcastle
United.
Stat: “Newcastle have conceded 24 goals in their last
seven end of year games in the Premier League.”
Prediction: 1-1
Chelsea
v Liverpool
Liverpool played an outstanding game at the Etihad on
the Boxing Day and will now face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Liverpool have lot
of problems, Daniel Sturridge, Steven Gerrard, Jose Enrique and
John
Flanagan are out due to
injuries. While Chelsea’s Brazilain midfielder Ramires will not be able to play
due to suspension. Liverpool will probably go with the same line-up as of last
match.
Stat: “Liverpool
have netted 29 goals in their last 14 visits to London in the Premier League.”
Prediction: 1-2
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